As prime minister, he will make parliament “sit day and night” until all legislation is passed, forcing it to sit all through summer for seven days a week if necessary.

Legally, I don’t even think the prime minster can do that (force them to “sit day and night” and “all through summer”). But then again, look at the US to what is currently legal verus what has happened. Even if he does become PM, as long as the party isn’t the majority, they can’t force parliament to sit as long as they want.

What are you using for your adversarial noise generator? The one I’m using isn’t constantly putting out noise.

If you want to read a Canadian perspective on this, CBC has an article on this exact thing.

If you want to read a Canadian perspective, CBC has an article on this exact thing.

If I were him (which I’m not), I wouldn’t appear before any political panels after what they did to him the first thing. All the panellists want is sound bites to make him look bad.

There are multiple ways that I know of (depending on what works for you): Bypass Paywalls Clean (extension and an adblock filter), archive.today (see Wikipedia for the most accurate URL’s), sometimes the full article is available on archive.org, there’s also the option of searching for the article title in quotes and finding another site that has reposted the entire article (sometimes it’s MSN, and other times it’s a site you’ve never read of).

I just checked, TechLinked does still to do 3 videos a week.

Original source is The Independent

They mention in the US they are affiliated with the US branch of Communications Workers of America (CWA). “Separately, the WWU-UK branch has affiliated with United Tech and Allied Workers (UTAW), a national branch of the Communication Workers Union (CWU).” You can see their FAQ for more details.

If you prefer reading, there’s great articles by OpenMedia, and many by Michael Geist.

For the latest on if the bill has passed (and what stage), see the Parliament of Canada website.